Nine Nigerians Bag Masters In Law At Canadian University

Nigerians  - nine - were the only graduands from the masters of laws at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. 


Credit: University of Calgary.
Credit: University of Calgary.

 

Nigerians  – nine – were the only graduands from the masters of laws at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. 

The Dean of the institution, Ian Holloway, said this in a tweet – which has been widely retweeted –  on his handle while celebrating the feat.

“This is cool. We have 9 students graduating with their LLMs today. All are Nigerian! ⁦@ProfXtian @NigeriaGov,” he said in the post in which he also tagged the Nigerian Government.

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A snapshot of a document he shared revealed that the graduands include Oluchi Jennifer Chijioke, Maryam Wuraola Lawal, Ola Eke-Okoro, Toritsemofe, Emmanuella Uche Odum, and Alexandra Mene.

The rest are Ifeoluwa Tolulope Osunfisan, Ifedayo Isaac Olanipekun, Olaitan Adeniyi Oyekunle, and Olushegun Olayinka Tokode.

The L.L.M, which is a postgraduate degree, is normally gotten in a one-year programme and is for law students and professionals looking for expertise in a specialised law field.